jimbo-td5

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Had my fair share of td5's now and fancy a change of vehicle, I considered a newer td5 but for just a little more I can get a nice tdci, one has come up locally in a garage, 59 Reg 12,500 miles and it's absolutely mint not a Mark inside or out for 17k, checked the budget and with a bit of saving I can afford it (and talk nicely to mr Lloyds tsb) question is are the tdci's worth it? Any common faults or anything to look for? I know my td5's well but I've never even looked at a tdci before haha, any advice to a buyer?
Thanks!
 
Yes worth it.

What variant you looking at? Cos if you don'y buy it I might lol!!!

Check the sump recall was done (should have a concave section), check it ain't nicked, and the usual bodyworks etc. I think they're a sound buy.
 
It's a 90 county van back in black, I wasnt even considering a tdci untill I drove past this earlier, I'll call in for a better look tomorrow, is there any more info about this sump recall so I know what to check for?
Thanks!
 
It was done cos the propshaft could hit the sump offroading. If done the sump will have a concave area to accomodate the propshaft. Sounds nice mate, but I need a 110 lol.
 
Does any TDCI owner know how do get the heater motor out or have any tips. My blower isnt working at number 1 and i have been told it is a problem with the resistor pack. I have ordered a resistor today and just wondering if anyone has any tips on getting the whole unit out.

Thanks
 
Ok mate thanks for that, I'll be trading my 110 td5 in for it probably haha, too long for my useage haha
 
Mrs Blip has a Tdci 90 and loves it. Redesigned dash doesn't leave me with much room but worth it for a heater that works!

Cheers

Blippie
 
The heater in the one I tested was incredible - in fact so hot that I had to stop and take my fleece off. March, T-shirt and Defender were not 3 words I ever thought I'd associate!

The heated screen on my Disco was so good that I think they should be standard fit on all Land Rovers - spec be damned!

Dash is a bit restrictive of my legs, but a few quid on some Mud rails to put the seat back a few inches will sort that.

All in all, I was hugely impressed.
 

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